<span>Hamlet use the word "suits" as a double entendre</span>The word "suits" in Hamlet's poetry acts as one; the color of the cloak if its mother which is black and two; that the mood of sadness and grieve fits to the current situation they are in. A double entendre is a figure of speech that creates a dual meaning.
Is this a true or false question? When writing is concise it clear and straight to the point. Being concise means any unnecessary words are cut out, so false (???)
